catching his killer. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in san francisco with the mission for justice. ken? >> reporter: nice to say when you have a mother whose child has been murder you don't know how she feels. she lives in that apartment, when she walks outside she sees this sidewalk where her son was gunned down. it is a reminder every day of what happened and she had that reminder for 7 years. flier with his face has been posted on this pole almost every day since august 14, 2006. she was not here that day but her son was. >> i didn't get to say bye. i didn't get to tell him i loved him. i didn't get to say anything. he died alone. >> reporter: he just left his house when he saw a group of men, two had guns.

the street was crowded. >> he said run. run. and everybody ran. and the person that was left was my son. >> reporter: the mepturned on -- the men turned on her son and shot him 30 years. she comes back every year to seek justice. >> we pray for the perpetrators that you touch their copseiances. she -- consciences. >> reporter: she was joined by police and she also lost a son to homicide and has a $250,000 reward and no answers. >> i have been wondering why this hasn't been solved. >> reporter: losing a son is like an illness. but she will keep coming here as long as it takes. >> i am tired, i am tired of being tired.

but i can't stop. >> reporter: she used the death of her son tabond with other mothers in -- to bond with other mothers in similar conditions. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. we know the woman killed by construction front loader was a former student headed back to school there. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose with what she was doing when she got hit and the toll it took on the construction worker behind the wheel. >> reporter: the investigation is still going on to figure out what happened here at this construction site yesterday when the woman was hit by heavy machinery and died. we learned who the victim was, and the efforts to help her family. >> reporter: classes resume at san jose city college in two weeks. she had plans to be -- plans to be part of the school year. it appears she was a former

student in 2009 and on campus yesterday to resume cams. but she -- campus. but she died as she walked pass a construction site. >> i ran into students that know her, said she was dedicated to studies. the feeling on campus is sump that we have lost someone. >> reporter: many students felt the construction site can't hazardous. >> we just walked by there. you know, that same spot. it could have been us. there was no tape blocking off the area till that happened. >> reporter: the pathway is also a fire lane so it can't be blocked off. the front loader has loud reversal arms. the rop iter is off work -- the operator is off work and

devastated. >> grief counselors are talking to him. and then all day today. >> reporter: they are setting up a fund for the family and will reach out to them. the police say the investigation is continuing. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a 10-year-old boy who was malled by pitbullicize recovering after more -- pill bulls is recovering after more surgery today. his mother said the surgery went well. he will stay at the hospital for five more days. he was visiting a friend over the weekend when he was attacked. bart riders were stranded this morning when it stalled inside the transbay tube. thousands of other commuters had to deal with train delays. a viewer sent us this photo

from inside the train as it sat. john sasaki talked with a passenger who was in the car about what the experience was like. >> reporter: imagine being on bart in the transbay tube and not moving for 30 minutes. and it is dark. you can see from the photo, riders went through october andly that this morning. -- through exactly that this morning. the lead car lost power. here is a cell phone video of the station where the crowds were lined up. officials say the other 8 cars still had power and there was also smoke in the car. it caused the breaks to lock up so the breaks were smoking. she was in that car. it delayed her for an hour but they faced more immediate problems. >> you get a sense that you are

stopped, your under the bay. you don't know what is going on and you could hear other trains and while you knew -- know there is more than one track, there is always the anxiety that maybe you are going to get hit. >> this experience was not something that we expected. we know our customers expect really good, ontime performance from bart. we are -- on time performance from bart. we are very sorry we had this problem. >> reporter: officials are still trying to determine what caused the lead car to lose power. live, john sasaki,. >> reporter: if there is a problem with your commute send us your fedoes or -- photos or videos to facebook or www.ktvu.com. we are in the third day of a cooling off period in the bart labor dispute but no new

talks have been scheduled, is the word from bart today when we checked in. the cooling off period means workers can't go on strike. stay with ktvu for the latest on the talks. we will check in every day to find out when the unions and management return to the borgenning table. -- bargaining table. the state supreme court may have brought an end to the lawsuits over same-sex couples in california for now. the court declined to grant a hearing. backers argued lifting the ban should only apply to the two couples who sued to over turn prop 8. same-sex couple resumed in california on june 28. city college of san francisco is fighting to save their accreditation. they held a conference today and said the department of education validates its claims.

he accused the commission of inappropriate penalties against other california colleges. >> we believe that the damage done over the last decade is not limited to city college of san francisco. >> they criticized the review process and its recommendations to city college. they say they will address the concerns and issue a response in december. at this hour, police are looking for two men who robbed a bank today. it happened after noon at the u.s. bank. officers say the men jumped the counter and pointed guns at the workers. one forced the manager to get money from the vault. investigators describe them as 5'7" to 5'10", and drummed into a red truck -- and jumped into a red truck. closing arguments in the joseph naso murder trial were

delayed today. last friday a brother of a victim parked his truck in the lot with writing in the window that read joseph naso murdered my sister. a hearing was held that determined none of the jurors could have seen the sign. after the hearing the prosecutor described to the jury the death of the 18-year- old whose body was found in 1977. evidence links joseph naso to the death and three other deaths. >> i am not going to feel better. it will be closure. but still going to miss her. >> joseph naso is acting as his own attorney. he will give closing arguments on friday. calling on governor jerry brown to stop an inmate hunger

strike by putting an end to solitary confinement. supporters showed a replica of a secure housing unit cell. they want the state to the end practice of keeping prisoners in the windowless cells for years. officials argue it is organized by gang member whose have their own agenda. >> the real intention is to allow gang leaders to get out into the general population. >> you are trying to mask what the real issue is. how do we make the better. >> 4500 california prisoners are being held in solitary conintoment. officials conintoment -- confinement. so far the governor had no comment on the protest. a court will hear a challenge to the law allowing

police to collect dna from people they arrest. they put the case on hold earlier while the u.s. supreme court reviewed a similar law. they upheld the law ruling the collection of dna after an arrest is similar to photographing or finger printing. the case will go before the appeal's court in december. labor day is two weeks ago but the chp will start its crack down on drunk driving the day after tomorrow. it will include check points. officials say every year a third of all vehicle deaths involve one or more drunk drivers. it runs through labor day september 2. coming up, what will it take to get the new bay bridge open? the two projects that must be completed first. >> an evacuation order sent to an entire county.

the accidental cell phone alert. >> then temperatures spike today. it doesn't look like the heat will be around much longer. when a cool down would arrive in your area.

who do we want? when do we want her? >> family and friends of the mazing toddler held a love walk this -- missing toddler held a love walk. 20 people walked from police headquarters to city hall handing out flyers with daphne daphne webb's picture on it. the family is growing frustrated with the lack of leads in the case. >> been five weeks. this is ridiculous.

to not have leads, any information. anything. i just -- i don't understand. [ singing ] >> police told us today more than a dozen investigators are working the case. new at 6:00 p.m., we will learn tomorrow if officials will shoot for labor day creeks of the eastern span of the bay bridge and -- completion of the eastern span of the bay bridge and open it up. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with the projects that must be done first. >> reporter: those are critical connections. one down at the end of the bridge in oakland and the other one here at the mid-bay tunnels. >> reporter: once it is repaired the bridge will be done. then only two big jobs remain. caltrans will have to hook the new bridge on the east side where the bridge touches down in oakland. lot of work will happen.

especially rerouting the lanes. >> they need to pave a new path under the westbound deck and from the eastbound deck into oakland. >> reporter: job number 2. >> how long will it take to attach this bridge to the existing tunnel? no time at all. because they have it hooked up. >> it was rolled into place six years ago. >> when it was installed part was a part of the new bridge connector. opening that part will be a breeze. >> on the closure weekend they need to move barrier rail, do roadway work, stripe it and we are connected. >> reporter: besides the five lanes, there will be 10-foot shoulders for maintenance crews to clear stalls, accidents and

emergency vehicles and law enforcement. we will know when this will happen when the opening day is announced tomorrow. i can tell you, it is a bet labor day is on the table. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. officials say a glitch th sent out an evacuation order last month has been fixed. the order was only meant for parts of alamo following a gas leak. contra costa county emergency services officials say it went out county wide because of a link to a fema alert system. the parks department is getting help with a over haul. the director is using the $1 million just found on short term fixes, including maintenance for the parks and a new group is looking into long term fixes. they will spend 18 mungs coming up with solutions, in-- months

coming up withclusions. -- with fixes. >> 70 million people visit california parks each year. plans to cut 4,000 jobs world wide, 5% of the work force. cisco sited the recovery for the lay offs. tadeers hamthered stock after hours. -- hammered the stock after hours. the stock fell 10% in extended trading. nice day today. there is the fog out there. it thickened up a bit that is why temperatures today were cooler and tomorrow will be cooler still. you can see that. last might there was no fog at this moment. these are the national weather

service highs. antioch, 94. tomorrow cooler. fog so deep and thick. you will see more tomorrow morning when you wake up. there will be more tomorrow. with more fog, temperatures trend down. fog along the coast. fog will be filling in late tonight throughout the evening hours. tomorrow cooler. slightly cooler. fog keeps pushing further inland. that sets us up for a cooling trend. over night lows, 51 in santa rosa. warm today. more fog over night and high pressure weakens in response to the low pressure. the low comes in. you are seeing it outside right now. fog is deepening out. that the what happens thursday

and friday. temperatures cool down as the cool air filters inland. fog forecast in the morning hours. lot of it. more than this morning. concord, livermore valley. santa rosa coastal plains. highs tomorrow, warm. back to school. vacaville. 8:00 a.m. 64 degrees. not bad. lunchtime 63 degrees. end of the day, 90 degrees. hot one for the kids. back to school tomorrow. these are the highs tomorrow. 88 pittsburg. 92 in present wood. 88 gilroy. 88 morgan hill. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. more of the same. not going to get hot.

cooling down. coolest on friday with maybe drizzle and warms up saturday and sunday. back to school tomorrow morning. >> are you ready? >> no. >> thank you. >> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 bike safety proponents respond to the death of a bicyclist in san francisco. >> bicyclist is killed in san francisco. what we learned about the history of the bike lane. >> a app designed to inform you about an quarterback after it happens. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick getting ready for friday night in kansas city and going head to head with alex smith. look at 'em.

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allow them to set the rates instead and get the program off the ground. mark is here now. this friday the 49ers head to kansas city. >> it will be cool facing alex smith. could be more exciting if alex smith played against had 49ers in a real game, however, colin kaepernick the man he was replaced by, alex smith was replaced by. led the 9ers to a super bowl. started 10 games in the nfl but gives props to alex smith who helped get him into a position physically and mentally where he was ready to lead the 49ers. >> he was someone that really helped me pick up the play book, said the what we are trying to get done. -- understanding what we are trying to get down. he always helped me. always put the team first. great all around guy.

>> all right. meanwhile the beat goes on. actually a down beat for the 79 giants -- san francisco giants, back in washington against the nats. second inning. he cashes in the first run of the game. 1-0. and the nats didn't last long. 1-1 against tim lincecum. fbi run 4th inning for the nats -- 5 runs in the 4th inning for the nats. two runs score. belt hit a home run a few minutes ago for the giants. too late. they are in the 8th inning and the giants trailing 6-2. doesn't look good there. the a's play tonight against had astros. that is the sporting life for now. full highlights at 10:00 p.m. a's need it bad.

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